TwitchKillMe is a Minecraft plugin I developed in my free time to bring a new level of interactivity between Twitch streamers and their audience. The idea came from wanting to give viewers the ability to directly influence the gameplay in real-time, creating a more engaging and entertaining streaming experience.

I built a full integration with the Twitch API, supporting channel points, bits, subscriptions, hype trains, and real-time chat events. The plugin features a modular reward system, allowing streamers to configure a wide range of in-game actions such as summoning mobs, giving items, placing blocks, freezing players, or even teleporting them all triggered by Twitch interactions.

To make the setup seamless, I implemented automatic OAuth2 token management, a fully customizable YAML configuration system, and detailed documentation to guide users step by step. The plugin also supports multiple languages (English and Spanish) and is released under the MIT license on Spigot, allowing the community to freely use and contribute.

Key Skills I Developed

Working on TwitchKillMe allowed me to strengthen and expand my technical skill set, including:

• API integration (Twitch API & REST protocols)
• Plugin development for Minecraft (Spigot/Paper)
• Event-driven architecture and modular system design
• Authentication and security (OAuth2 token management)
• Configuration management with YAML
• Technical writing and documentation
• Multi-language support and localization
• Problem-solving and performance optimization

This project reflects my passion for combining game development with streaming technology, resulting in a tool that enhances both the gameplay experience and audience engagement.